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Economic development news: Data check - Long distance train performance on the up

1 October 2004

Long distance train operators have improved their performance in the last financial year, research released last week by the Strategic Rail Authority reveals.

Study reveals sustainability bewilderment

1 October 2004

The concept of sustainable development causes "considerable confusion" for policy-makers in Wales, researchers have found.

Economic development news: Extra tax benefit for British film makers

1 October 2004

Small British films could soon benefit from a new tax relief scheme which the Treasury says is more generous than the old system and less likely to be exploited.

Economic development news: Welsh tourism chiefs seek state backing

1 October 2004

Tourism industry leaders in Wales are calling on the Welsh Assembly to commit itself to sustaining and boosting business support and funding for the sector once the Welsh Tourist Board is annexed by the nation's government.

Campaign aims to increase recycling

1 October 2004

A multi-million pound campaign to encourage recycling was launched by the Waste Resources Action Programme and DEFRA this week.

Economic development news: Councils' cross-border plan to boost economy

1 October 2004

Neighbouring Scottish and English councils are planning cross-border economic development policies in an effort to attract investment to their respective areas, which are said to suffer from virtually identical problems.

Prescott calls for cheaper housing

1 October 2004

First-time buyers will be able to buy a home for around a third of the market price under a government scheme unveiled this week.

Economic development news: Groups slam a bridge too far

1 October 2004

Some of Scotland's most powerful environmental and conservation groups last week joined forces to fight plans for a second road bridge to span the Firth of Forth alongside the existing road bridge and rail bridge. The Forth Estuary Transport Authority has included a second road bridge option in its draft transport strategy, but the ForthRight Alliance - a coalition of RSPB Scotland, the Scottish Wildlife Trust, World Wildlife Fund Scotland, the Scottish Civic Trust and the National Trust for Scotland - has pledged to fight the plan. RSPB Scotland head of policy operations Lloyd Austin said: "This proposal flies in the face of our efforts to reduce traffic pollution to help protect society from the growing problem of climate change. It also puts at risk the specially protected birds of the Firth of Forth."

Design leader vows to boost youth element

1 October 2004

The Urban Design Group elected Wandsworth planner Barry Sellers as its chairman this week.

Economic development news: Bid to push south London as conference destination

1 October 2004

Businesses will be encouraged by the public sector to use south-west London's finest venues for conferences as part of a new initiative to promote areas of the capital often ignored by visitors.